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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1916

Page

2

City Campaign Opens With Crossed Wires and Loyalties

The article notes tensions in the city campaign as Tax Commissioner Garland faces refusals on reductions angering property owners. It suggests Lambert’s weaker loss, thanks to a political following and constructive park department projects. The campaign will be nonpartisan and open to all voters, including German-American groups who may push an issue.

Board of Equalization Garland Lambert Brown Koehler

Shelby Loring Undertaking Co Automobile on Both Phones

Shelby Loring Undertaking Co reports car service available by both phones 971 and Afy. The notice emphasizes prompt funeral and transport arrangements for clients seeking reliable vehicle support.

Shelby-Loring Undertaking Co. Automobile

Congressman Kahn Honored at Dinner in San Antonio

A banquet at the St. Anthony Hotel honoring Congressman Julius Kahn ranked Republican on the House military affairs committee was hosted by Major Orrin R. Wolfe. Army officers attended aside from Mr. Kahn. The event featured a khaki tent centerpiece and toy conical tents with a tiny aeroplane and soldiers.

Julius Kahn Military Affairs Committee House of Representatives St. Anthony Hotel Orrin R. Wolfe Mr. Kahn Major Wolfe Wolfe Congressman Kahn Frederick Funston Henry A. Greene Omar Bundy Malvern Hill Barnum W. C. Langfitt Harry E. Wilkins Walter D. McCaw George M. Dunn Eli A San Antonio Washington Fort Sam Houston Camp Wilson General Funston

Peace talks debated in Austro-Hungarian press

Vienna newspapers discuss President Wilson's peace invitation as censorship lifts. Reports say he may invite belligerent powers to a conference on minimum terms, with no halt to hostilities during talks. Arbeiter Zeitung cites cautious but hopeful acceptance without signaling resource exhaustion.

Washington Vienna Wilson Vienna Arbeiter Zeitung

Calciu m Wafers Promise Clear Skin Promotion

A dental style ad touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers promising clear skin by treating pimples and blotches. It claims relief through calcium sulphide, offers a 60 cent box and a free trial package by mail with a coupon.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Sugarman Brothers Offer Deep Discounts in San Antonio Sale

Crowds filled Sugarman Brothers department store at North Flores and West Houston for a stock reducing sale lasting through Saturday night. The San Antonio outlet touts New York and Chicago purchases at sacrifices to move more than seventy five thousand dollars of goods, with hundreds of additional bargains starting Monday.

Sugarman Brothers North Flores West Houston Street Texas San Antonio Sugarman New York Chicago Bexar County

Demand for ten hour strike in Mexico by U S labor unions

In Baltimore on November 25 the American Federation of Labor delegates urged General Carranza to withdraw the August 1 decree forbidding strikes under death penalty. The convention affirmed workers rights, backed Mexican wage earners, and studied eight hour day legislation with a five member committee. Buffalo named next meeting city.

Baltimore United States Mexico American Federation of Labor Carranza Labor Movement Carlos Lovera Yucatan John Golden Textile Workers Frank Farrington United Mine Workers British Trade Union Congress Buffalo Gompers Executive Council

Telegrams Sent to Carnegie on 81st Birthday by Texas Libraries

Texas libraries sent telegrams to Andrew Carnegie congratulating him on his 81st birthday. Initiated by I A Goldstein, president of the Waco Public Library. The gesture reflects broad library gratitude to Carnegie.

Carnegie Austin Tex Texas Andrew Carnegie I. A. Goldstein Waco Public

Carnegie Endows Southern Library Training and Courthouse Progress

Carnegie backing helped fund the Publishing Board of the American Library Association and the Atlanta Library Association’s librarian training in the South. The county courthouse nears completion with Judge Pool calling it among the nation’s finest and endorsing a state highway commission.

Comletion Judge Pool

Judge Pools discusses El Paso bond approval in Austin

Judge Adrian Pool county judge of El Paso county meets with the attorney general in Austin to seek approval of 450000 dollars in bonds for El Paso.

Austin Tex Adrian Pool el Paso County Attorney General's Department el Paso

Texans urged to fund loan for university education

Over 1,000 letters from John A. Lomax, secretary of the Students' Loan Fund Association, go to leading Texas citizens urging support for a $100,000 fund to provide university education for every deserving boy and girl in Texas. The appeal notes Texas has many qualified students lacking funds.

Austin Tex John A. Lomax Students’ Loan Fund Association Texas

Texas funds aid underprivileged students for college

Prominent Texas citizens sign a letter urging a fund to help boys and girls unable to afford university education. Dr E P Wilmot in Austin serves as treasurer. Grapefruit exhibits from Houston citrus fields accompany the appeal, with samples of lemons oranges and kumquats. Coal deposits discovered in Iceland are being developed as scientists study a Bear Island deposit between Spitzbergen and Norway.

Texas E. P. Wilmot Austin Houston Department of Agriculture M. H. Jones Jr Federal Nursery Inspection Service South Texas Iceland IlIslanda Spitzbergen Norway

Grapefruits on Exhibition in Texas State Department

AUSTIN Texas November 25 Grapefruits numbered thirteen in one cluster and weighing nine pounds ten ounces were received by the State Department of Agriculture. The remarkable lot showcases unusually large fruit for display and study.

Austin Tex State Department of Agriculture

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